This Tiny NYC Apartment Seems Perfect... But There's A Catch
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- This Super Tiny NYC Apartment is really cool, and it's in Soho one of Lower Manhattan's Most Popular Neighborhoods. There's no way you can get a cheaper place than this downtown, and the unit itself has some secrets that make it totally useable in ways more modern apartments never will be. Check out this Soho NYC Apartment Tour and let me know what you think about this tiny apartment that, in my opinion, has some serious potential.
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This is everyone's dream apartment when they first move to New York. All the charm of a hundred years ago but it's functional for today.
Not my dream. D : but maybe it's because i lived there before. Lol
I’ve been waiting to see an apartment like this.
Wow. That apartment was SO retro. The kitchen cabinets might not have been the original but definitely decades old. The stove was probably from the 1940s & the kitchen sink? Do u have any idea how much that would sell 4? Hundreds. They don't make them like that anymore. I've never seen the laundry cupboard b4. I've lived in apartments that had wooden drying racks inside a metal cabinet on the wall & also built in metal laundry hampers. That medicine cabinet is also probably 1940s. I'm so glad no one ever gutted it. It's really kept its old school charm. Hopefully whoever buys it will appreciate the charm
i think thats the best apartment i have seen you show yet, no fancy bell and whistles just an honest and simple place with some old turn of the century charm..the old sink and repurposed oven and the bathroom really blew my mind.
Finally, a NYC apartment I would really enjoy! Solid!
That was such an interesting apartment Cash. Especially with that old fashioned drying rack from the early 1900s. Sense of history emanating from that.
It must be haunted
Love the old school vibe. She has it set up great
I love how you give a little neighborhood tour before you show the apartment. Love this apartment - the stove, kitchen sink & bathroom floor remind me of my 1906 Baltimore rowhouse from way back when.
Hardest working man on RUclips, expanding our horizons as usual. Great work Cash! Keep them coming!!
This apartment truly has character. I love its old school charm. It's nice. Thanks Cash.
This place OOZES character and charm. Bravo to the owner!
Really great. I wold put a single bed in the alcove, and have a couch that converts to a bed for a big living room! Also a counter height work station with storage and two stools in the kitchen. I think the space can be used way better. A skirt for the sink with trash can and boxed storage below.
Like it.
Love this old-school apt especially the original fixtures. They're in wonderful condition. Hopefully whoever moves in will appreciate the old school vibe and maintain it. Love this episode. Thks Cash love you too 😘.
Quirky apartments are my favorites, it's so fun to see little pieces of history. Perfect video for my Sunday coffee time
If I lived there I’d definitely want it. It’s perfect in every way. I love older buildings more then new. So much more character.
Now that was a cute place. Love the antique and vintage appeal.
I love, love, love this apartment. I would probably get a Murphy bed so that I could have a bigger living room set-up and then just move the coffee table out of the way when the bed comes down. The kitchen and bathroom are adorable and wouldn't need to be changed. Happy to see there are pets in the building as evidenced by the Chewy box in the hallway since I do have a dog and a cat. The location is great. Yup, if I was moving into Manhattan this would be a sale.
Yes, I noticed thw Chewy box as well ( trying to type while being head butted by one of the cats).
Same! My dog and I would love it there!
Adorable!!!! Cutest apt with tons of personality. It's perfect.
This is the most charming apartment! It is what I imagine NYC living to be like. Love the neighborhood too. 👍
Wow! That place should be made into a museum! I'm surprised the toilet didn't have a gravity pull chain system!
I love older apartments. So much character
This was wonderful, also with all those cafes in the neighborhood. If it has a grocery store within a walkable distance, it would be perfection.
That place is wonderful just the way it is. If it had updates I personally wouldn’t be in love with it like I am right now. Just wonderful.
That is a really old school apartment, I love it. I love the feel. Feels really comfortable.
That is gorgeous. Love the built-ins. And the old glass doorknobs........sweet.
I love all the angles and windows to the place. Love the bathrm. The stove knocked me out. I could live there.
Love the ironing board and o.g. Drying rack.. A must restore just for the usefulness of the story!
Being from Ohio, NYC seems like a different planet to me. Very cool to see your review of the life around the locations and make it feel much more “home” like to me. Love your videos!
This is a very cool little studio. Like another person mentioned below, I would have a Murphy bed instead of a free standing bed and just rearrange in the evening when I went to bed. It would make the living area more homey and less of a dorm room or hotel room during the day and evening. Overall a fantastic apartment and has a ton of great character!
Or a sleeper sofa.
loooove this place, its so cute. I actually like the charm of the old school NYC era.
OMG LOVE LOVE LOVE the stove, the kitchen sink, and the drying rack/ironing board! And LOVE the flower/plant shop. I could spend all day in there! :)
Hello Cash! Love the apartment! The antique stove and sink are museum quality. There are people who would give their right arm to have those, especially since they still work! Wow.
Omg! A NYC apartment that doesn't have all the character remodeled and modernized out of it. Nice to see.
I totally agree! The architects and developers don't seem to realize that these types of places are gold. Modernize them enough, but leave all of the gorgeous vintage details alone. Now everything is so cookie cutter and boring.
Tuned in ☕️
I remember that old fashioned, half of an ironing board tucked away in a wall. I stopped purchasing those outrageously priced magazines. When working in the 72nd str vicinity the little magazine shop would sell outdated mags for $2. Outdated by a week or two & yup I could live with that 💞
I remember that in the movie,"He's just not into you" lol.
Personally I love retro so I would definitely love this apartment. Hope you had a great day Cash.
'not a concept I am familiar with' this dude's humor is funny 😂😂
Love the apartment. Cozy is the word and the reference to fight club isn't bad either 🙂. The area is lovely.
I like this more than some of the multi-million listings we've seen, beautiful and so cool.
This is definitely my style of apartment if I was to move to NYC. If it had a bedroom it would be perfect.
Great studio apartment, great use of the space. I love the hidden cooktop burners and the ironing board. This apartment has great character.
Charming! My childhood home..which my siblings and I sold a few years ago still had the wooden ironing board that folded out of a narrow closet door in the kitchen space….just like this apartment.😀
OH, MY GOSH!!! I just LOVED all of the character and history of that apartment! Did you see that parquet flooring? You can see the nails from when they were installed! I would want nothing of historical significance removed! BEAUTIFUL! Definitely a fantastic neighborhood (expensive as hell!) and that's why the $625K price tag. BTW; Fanelli's (great bar and resto) has been there since a little before 1900. Finally, Liz must have worked at the GAP at some point in her life. That one closet (next to the bathroom) is perfect and beautifully presented.
AWESOME apartment! Its so 1930s..I love the kitchen with its peg-leg sink and old gas range...the only thing the kitchen need is a GE monitor top fridge.....the 30s bathroom in awesome too..... Love everything about this apartment ..If I was looking I would snap this one up in a heart beat!
Such a divine neighborhood. I miss living in that area so much…
My favorite apartment of all the ones you’ve shown thus far. Gonna cry because I can’t rent it and I remain stuck in Astoria 😢. Nothing beats Manhattan and especially this area.
This is adorable. I love the original tile on the bathroom floor and walls! I grew up in an old house with radiators and love them, but they warm the space better when not blocked by furniture, so I'd shift the bed away from that wall. I'd probably get a full-size daybed to replace separate bed and sofa, maybe add an upholstered chair and side table. I have big dogs, so I always look to keep open floor space over every inch filled. Love the desk idea for the nook. Lots of light and charm - love it!
Kitchen is great, flooring is beautiful, good closet space, best NYC steam heater, but the paned windows may need some work - nice find!
LOVE the character of the place! Its small but each detail is created with so much care and functionality. they just don't make em like that anymore!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the original features of this place! …that bathroom alone!!
I love the older style apartments. Almost doesn’t even feel like a studio because of the hallway from the front door.
Love that all the old touches are still intact!
Iconic. And affordable. There must be some fascinating gotchas, especially since it looks so vintage. Still absolutely wonderlovely, though.
Truly a very interesting space. I haven't seen one of those ironing boards since I was a kid, so neat !!
I love this apt. The stove is amazing,the ironing board and yes I would use the clothes line. Thank you for sharing
Reminds me of my last San Francisco 1br on Clay St before I moved to Montana. I adored that apt, so much character and comfort. I've never been into "new."
these places look so much better when furnished, great place
This is a cute apartment, the drying rack is still available, modern format, in certain apartments where I live in Northern California, a nice feature. It would be easy to live there
Garbs looks great. I never knew the Japanese did such incredible baking till I started following a Japanese baker. Incredible.
OMG this is one of my favourites from every one you've shown! Just adorable. Love the antique features. Edited to add: like others, I would use a murphy bed, perhaps one of those ones that is couch by day and bed by night. I'd also replace the windows - those old ones make for massive drafts! I'd replace them with the same style though, and touch nothing else. Love it love it love it.
This place is so cute! Won't be moving to NYC anytime soon (or even ever) but would so enjoy living here if I were.
I adore this space. Flashes me back to grandmom. All the new renovations you show us are boring, all the same. It's like every landlord shops at the Home Depot.
$625,000 is a lot for that walk up studio that it needs work. The bathroom should be retiled, the tub needed to be reglazed. The kitchen is not great if you want to cook. The monthly’s are low, $805, without mortgage, but you need to put 125,000k down, and then the mortgage about 2000 a/month. All in all this about $2,805/month not including renovations to the bathroom.
You're right. It's actually too much for the size and condition of the kitchen and bathroom.
You can find in midtown, bigger studios, one bedroom coop's and condo's for around $300 to $400k fully renovated with amenities in old school buildings so it still has the charms, architecture and old school details.
This place Cash is showing, to me is a rip off.
That apartment is adorable!
This is it!! I'm finally on my way to New York!! I am in total love with this...this vintage is exactly what I'm looking for! Now to hope I don't get financially screwed somehow because I'm native Californian and have zero clue what to expect...
This apartment is super adorable 🥰
One issue, the air conditioner looked like it was in the window for the fire escape, that’s actually illegal (unless there’s a second window next to it. Also it can’t be too big or it could block people upstairs from getting by. I know because I had to figure out if we could put one in our daughter’s room or not, thankfully we could because there’s two windows and we’re the top floor with no roof access.)
What a quaint apartment it takes me back to the 1940s. I love the kitchen and the way she has everything arranged it sure doesn’t feel like a studio.
My home built in the 1950s had one of those built-in ironing boards cabinets. When we bought the house in the '80s, the board was gone, so we built little shelves inside. The shelves are prefect for canned cat food.
Amazing apartment and with great decor and taste !!!
Congrats …
Love this apartment . So old time feel. Love the channel. Great job Hello from Texas
This is what people think of when the think cool New York Apt. Nice to see the original retro character and charm has not been renovated out of it. My concern would be is the electrical and plumbing been updated and although the windows are cool, probably very drafty in the winter.
Love the vintage! I am so happy to see a place with so much original charm. Our house is old as well (100 +) and has a hidden ironing board in the upstairs kitchen. Our oven in that kitchen is from 1960, still works great! Her windows need some attention asap, reglazing and paint.
" Old School" is my preference 100% !!!! Love this cosy, little flat with it,s quirks and lovely old fashioned detail! Great use of all the space and furnishings comletely compliment the vibe.
Neighbourhood also looks interesting... definitely a big 👍👍😃
A nice one. Charming with loads of personality, and has the "must" for me, back court views with trees. Like the old school bathroom and kitchen, not a problem for me.
I prefer studios to "one bedrooms" with windowless living rooms. The living space is nice; I would put the bed where the entertainment center is so that the radiator isn't blocked and more heat can get through the apartment. Also, I would think it would be too hot to sleep with the bed where it is. The vintage kitchen will appeal to people looking for "charm". That's not my thing but the kitchen is still fine. I would remove the shelf Cash recommended for a small table to eat at. This apartment is for a person who likes history and an old world feel rather than someone who will rip it apart to modernize it.
Bob, I'm one of those people who would rip everything out/down & sideways in order to modernize it. Modern kitchen & bathroom. New windows, light fixtures, buff & varnish the floors, throw any & carpeting out...Flat screen TV on the wall. There's a lot to do here.
@@robertharris4100 Start with scraping the windows. It doesn't need the sloppy paint job. Then stop and think. Do you really need to remove every trace of the past to modernize it? Can't you include some of the old with the new? Not just for this place but for anywhere.
@@robertharris4100 Why? Just get a place that already has all the character removed. They're everywhere.
@@robertharris4100 And just like that you get a flat that's just like any other, with nothing unique about it. It's gorgeous the way it is
Robert, that's what I'd do, too. My point is that old, historical things should also be preserved. There are other run down apartments that can be renewed like we would do them.
Great pied a terre , especially for the price.
Turn it into an Airbnb and have residual income, for those entrepreneurs out there.
Helping out a friend is always a good move.
Peace
I thought the City was cracking down on Air bnb.
thanks Liz and Cash - love the apartment and the organization of it. so unique.
It's cool seeing an old school apartment in Soho. My grandpa lives in Soho, and his apartment is also very old looking (since he's lived there for decades), but I've looked at other listings in his building and they've all been modernized. I'm sure someday his apartment will have the same fate.
“there’s a queen in here right now” camera points at liz 👑
It's an unusual studio full of classic, old-school charm. The living/sleeping space is quite small, and a buyer would have to decide if the vintage charm outweighed the need for a thorough updating to make better use of the limited square footage.
I just love the neighborhood bits beforehand. I wish this was possible for all listings everywhere lollll
This is my favorite apartment to date! Love the retro look!
Gah! I love this!! I would love to see more old school apartments where families lived.
Got to be the most unique and interesting apartment tours Ive seen in months
If you could find one that works, a Murphy bed might work to free up a little space. Not sure if I could full time it there, but as a come from away vacation rental this would be perfect for one or two people.
This is one of those apartments where I feel pained that I can't live there. It's so perfect, everything about it. I want the whole lifestyle of living by myself there, having all those cute cafes around. I wish I never bought a house, haha.
As if a magazine store weren’t enough, what a wonderful apartment! Truly a very attractive neighborhood and living space.
You could definitely set this up à la Jeeves and Wooster…martinis and canapés, use the ironing board for a serving table, and paint all the furniture silver or white to brighten it up. Love it.
I love everything about this place!
What an awesome place and that location! Wicked cool!
This is absolutely adorable. If it were for rent, it would be great for students coming to New York for internships. it’s got enough room for the essentials which is wonderful! keeps you from being a hoarder. Not sure if I’d be able to live there long term though, because there’s not enough storage.
Please show us more of these charming places, if you can find them!!! And more lofts!! Gut renovated apartments are nice but they all look the same
This reminds me of the apartment my grandpa lived in when I visited him once when I was little. It was an old apartment, had the old type bathtub and a kitchen sink just like here.
LOVE this place. Quintessential NYC.
Anyone in Cali. Who puts out videos like you? Just moved to Cali so your videos (although VERY entertaining) and LOVE! Will not do me any good here.❤❤❤
Really cute apartment! Love the old-fashioned windows, and how it’s laid out! I was wondering about how many things had been ironed on that board as well!
I love areas that have a little bit of everything so you put your money back into your neighborhood.
I've love love this!!! This is exactly what I'd always imagined NYC apartments to be.
LOVE the old kitchen!
cute studio with unique charm. I love that kitchen!!!!
Quintessential NYC bachelorette pad. I'd keep the bathroom as is...totally got that 20's 30's vibe to it.....but that stove all in one has gotta go. Sink stays....a little update would make it totally workable. Small or not, this one is a winner and the neighbourhood is a bonus.
Lots of character - love it!